The phrase "a statement admitting that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a declaration or acknowledgment of a particular fact or situation.
Example: "The report included a statement admitting that the company had made several errors in its financial reporting."
Alternatives: "an acknowledgment that" or "a declaration admitting that".
On Sunday night the American-led military command in Kabul issued a statement admitting that "international forces" were responsible for the deaths of the women.
On Tuesday, the N.F.L. released a statement admitting that officials had missed a critical pass-interference call that would have sealed the victory for the Packers.
The Rugby Football league issued a statement admitting that Steve Ganson, the video referee, made a mistake near the end of the Hull derby at the Etihad Stadium.
The police said that Mr. Almonte had signed a statement admitting that he had choked his girlfriend, Cesarina Colon, 32, to death last weekend at their home in South Jamaica.
The authorities said Mr. Gusev gave them a statement admitting that he helped Mr. Klementiev pull Mr. Kozikov's body from the trunk of the 1991 Acura and dump it in Fort Tilden, according to a complaint filed in the case.
In October 2011 a group of activists unmasked Lambert, who had left the police and become an academic, compelling him to publish a statement admitting that he had been an undercover officer.
At the end of February, Anne Street Partners posted a "confirmation statement" admitting that Michael Ashcroft owns and controls the firm, and giving a Belizean "service address" for the Tory lord.
After accusations of cheating by players, the company issued a statement admitting "a security breach" that was "horrendous and inexcusable".
He criticized Golden Dawn leader Nikos Michaloliakos's recent statement admitting that the organisation accepted political but not legal responsibility for the murder.
When he testifies on Capitol Hill on Wednesday, he is expected to apologize again and, according to a prepared statement, admit that his company's "priorities became confused" in its quest for growth over the last decade.
A senior Apple engineer responded to the FBI statement on Saturday evening, noting that the statement admits that the FBI admitted to changing the password, that this prevented access to the backups and that the backups did have forensic value.
